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SALE.

49,. NJ.
: BY virtue OF a deed OF trust mAde by George
echAd and Louisa Schad. his wife, 10 mo III trustee,
dated Nay q, 1881, recorded In tho ONCE Of the
CLERK oil the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virgtria, III Deed OF Trust Book No. 10. page 200. l
will sell at public auction, al the font door Of tho
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, tho 10th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A H., tho following de-
scIibtd property, that Is TO say: Lot numbered tan
In that part OF The city OF wheeling, Ohio county,
Wet virginia, formerly known IN the to xn OF La
grange, but now part OF the rity Of Wheeling.
! Tho title Is believed TO BIO good, blu! selling as
by said deed Of tnikt. E gIE
3TREvs OF sALS- Oue.tbird and NJ much moro as
the purcbMcr e!ec's 10 pay In cash on tho day OF
sale, tho bAlRncp IN two equal installnerts at one
and two years, With interest. Tor which the pur.
chaser shall cxeCu'c bis notes. secure tho same By
deed OF trust Oh the property. and keep the build.
ings insured for the benefit OF the trust.
vi. J. ". GOWDES, Trustee. s.
WI H.LLpR. Auctioneer. nos
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A Sure euro found ct last. No one need
suffer. A II euro for tho blind, bleed,
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Iudian
remedy,) called Dr.. williams Indian Pile
Ointment. 4 single box has cured the
woret old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No 4 need sui.
fer five miGute5 after applying this won.
dclful soothiny Medicinc. Lotiona, in.
s!rumentG snd e~lectusrie1 do more harm
thangood. Williams Indian Pile Ointneu,
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching, acts ID pou!tice, gives Instant and
painless relioi and ia prepared for Piles
and nothing elsa. Thousands of cured
patients attvat i.s yi.tuaa, and phy1iciana
Of all rchools pronounce 1t the grestest
contribution to medicine Of the age. l!
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you cen be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY, ssya:
"Dr. Willlsm'e Pile Ointment cured me
after yoass Of auIering."
judge CoAnbu,Y, CLEVELAND, O., says:
~ have found by experience That DR..
Williams Indian Pills Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
Wo have hundreds OF ruch tostimonials
Do not suffer an inssans longer. Sold by
drucaie:s;; DIV
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The Only Remedy
ron
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr.. D. y. Adams. Union, South Carolina,
writes " was afflicted with n terrible case
OF blood poison for about thirteen months.
wan treated by tho best physicians, and used
substantial relief. Innaily tried tho swirl
Specific. and about four bottles cured mo
6ound md we'll Eu
Col. Il, 4. Ricser ctlllor and proprietor OF
August !. ISL .;ritss: wien w ! wSs
a young man. through ipdiscrctlon, / con.
tractei n disease which has stuck TO
me for years. some nfe or slK year,
make Il difficult for me 10 walk. Having
advertised tho s. s. s. In my paper for several
years, ] concluded ! would try II TO see Il
hero was any efficacy In the medicine. |
LId used hall dosra bottles. Twas once ut n
way station and, EctllIC LETT, ! walked tho
seven miles hnh have. never felt any rot,rn
o; the old iHalady: After experiencing thu
The result, ! Il nj t!Sty.cl:ht Year, OF age and
] feel now like a young man aud can so 10
the caAc when necessary and set up from glI
to eight thousand ems without any incoa.
ycn!cnce teld you ms without solclta-
Ir. r. wochl, eli Eorth Avenue, Chicago,
under date or June i. i@1, writes; II deem
It my duty to thank you for thu euro I 70.
tractei n worry revere CASE OF blood poison.
INK nbnut two years ago. Hearing or your
medicine, ! went 10 ndnlS siorc, tho pro.
prIctdr OF which persuaded M to buy q
preparation OF his own, which no said wa
lairr cgrG. uLeI FlI bottles OF his stun
and grew worse NIL Tie tic1e. At lust ! got
dlsgriS,cd and ,~icsILa!rcd or n cure. Il met \
frlanI WHO told mo that your medicine hal
cured HIN. went 10 the Snnlo LrnggIIt
again Rnd demanded yO,r medicine. lt re.
lgctantly pDli me- LwelvU bottles. GHa | SIN
now perfectly cured. I write tliis for tho
benefit OF kuiTerrrS, 10 prevent thclr being
deceived by fHlSo REPRESENTATIONS. thank
You nGain tos tho bsholt derived from your
y Or. J. n. ckenry,a prominent phy6iclan,
rcS,din. IN EliaTillc, sdliic, County. Georgia,
10 ] letter reeoGntlps tho EIlalllbl0 pleress
he has in curing contagious blood polSoa
cases In his extensive practice, writei:
'.ThoIc who know the ElinoSt inevitable.
permanently dangerous eTccis Of mercury
will welcome your discovery Of S. B. y. ms .
boon to humanity. The medical profession,
4 always wary OF proprietary medicines. Is
eomlns slowly, and In s0rlo cakrs SECRETLY,
to tho use Of i. =. s. IN clEes OF blood DIS.
order. OF course o medicine TINT cnrrs
,,1lS1piEK In its worst form must purify tho
GGod bfsYeEy G.iorlcr.'
'Trrat.so on Hood aud Skin Diseases mailed
free, Tng B,rIrI. S,rClyic Co,
Drawer }; Atlanta, GA
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A OF WAR;,
Ills Feelings en- ,HsinE Released frsn Gap.
UN.. r. tivity. ItW. .gTI.

sk
tivity.
November IS will always DO remem.
bored by me 90 the day Of my delivsrsnce
from Q Rebel prison, as'alao one Of horror,
which tho following story will aubstantl.
ate. On tho morning Of November Is,
1853, a Rebel r~ergean. informed the
wounded and alex Union prisoners, who
were confined In the Second Alabama
Hospital In Richmond, Va, that they
would be paroled that day, an event we
had wiahed and prayed for; 90 you may
Imagine our Joy at the prospect Of meet.
Ing homo and friends once moro. We all
had 10 Blgn our names TO the parol papers
during the day. In tho evening VIC were
marched on board q canal boat, and here
the horror began. Wo were all hnddled
together as q lot OF Dheep would be, only
We were nos 30 comfortable, In the hold OF
the boat. We bad only one lamp burn.
Ing, which wen! out coon after we started
down the James river, and lett u, ID total
dMknesa. Bone Of us were too Dick to
move, having chronic diarrhu., brought
on by inferior food aome suffered from
wounds, that were In an awful state from
nop.attendance. This lasted all night,
but tho longest night paaseu away, and 50
did this ono.
Morning camo at lnat, and aa We looked
down the river We cav the glorious stara
and etrlpes floating above our works md
%veaaols. Pen cannot describe tho joyful
feelings which possessed US on beholdiny
the emblem which would protect us and
end cur eut~Ieringa. We soon marched on
board the steamer New York, which lay
at City Point, Va, where u wants wore
attended, to until we arrived at Annapolis,
Md. The wa. ie over, but I cannot forget
such eceaes, especially when l remember
tho condition the Union prisoners were In,
half ptaryed end hardly ablo 10 move.
The rebel prisoners who wors exchanged
for US arrived at Uity Point, Va, from tho
North, vol clad and robust locking.
FRED EnERrR,
First q. s. A.
Bsltaire, O., November, 1887.
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C~lNctaHAn. o., Nov. % Flour stroDs; family
y ~, 2S1s s a.; I.ssiD,s s. S g az g. h;,s, %hes ss,s stscn;; No No
bushels. Corn steady; No. 2 mixed isai9c. Oats
hrm No.. c1lsed sla3l%c Rye quiet: No. ., Csc.
Pork quiet; new Ga 20. Lard dull At 7.ooc. Bulk
nominal. Whisky active and urn; salts Of 1850
barrels finished goods on a basis Of 81 o.. iuiter
strong. Sugar firm. Egg, easier At 20c. Cheese
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Bill
'liavo you Gu! the wheat In the blowing fields,
The barley. the oats and tho rJef
The golden corn and tho pearly rictf
For tho winter days are nigh
I'VE have feAped them OF from shore 10 shore,
And tho grain IL ssig on tho thtcshIng iloor."
"Have you gathered The berries from tho vines,
And the fruit from lhe orchtrd tteesf
The dew and the Neent ION the rOso and thyme
In the hive Of the honey b-o1'
"Ihe peach and the plum and the applts arc QUIZ
And tho honeycomb from the scented aowea.'
1.-THE wealth Of the snowy cot,ou.deld
And the Kilt VI tho suglr-cane,
Tho tsy0ry herb aud tho nnursbipH root,
There has nothing been given In vain.
We have gathered tho harvest from shore to shore,
And the measure Ia full and running over"
Then lift up the head with a Iongi
And III up tho hands with 4 giiti
To the ancient Oliver OF all
The spirit III gratitude mi "
For the Joy and the promie Of spiing.
For the hay and the clover sweet,
The barley. The y aud tho oats,
Tho rice. and the corn and The wheat,
The cotton and sugar aud fruit,
The flowers and tho fne honey.comb,
Tho country, 50 ihir aud so irrc.
Tho blessing Of glory and homo.
"IhanksaiylDgl thAnkstlyin thhnGiglyingl"
. Joyfully, gntciUlly call
To God, the "irespiyer Of men,"
The b0uniifUl Oliver oil all,
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II thcio Ia n moro ablo protector sgalnnt Tho In.
curiOns Of disease than ilosio,.er's Stomach, BIZ.
tori, We hsye yet 10 learn Of It. ASainSt tho peri.
odic attacks oil foyer mud uglp It Affords a Euro
defense. 1t roneHs waning vitality, and counter.
acts the inarmi.ics Of ago; It prevents dyspepsia
latcs It. ronsnS tho live. and kldnoyS whun dor.
mani and ln.urs a regular habit OF body. : To
tho nervous II IL Of lneslimabls bsuoht, impaftlng
stcAdines' nhd yigor Into an enicGhlcd phyiiquo
Tho term, "dtlicato hpnlill," ID Mnally another
name for debility. While tho nltten IA proourAblo,
tho weak nerd hoyor d0spatr Of physical reinforce.
men! fert0its whose avocn'l0ns uto sedcntAiy
climatic Influences, will also md tho Dltior1 an
Able protector. rf gsIUg1r .-I, lIfE 49,, =
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The above sale has been II adjourned until Satut.
day, November &c, nt l0'o'clock a m, nj same
place. 10y I. J. HGGUSt
3. 3. DOVESER,
,oo7 t. Sanc,.l EoumlssIoucts,
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Facts Worth KNOWING.

In all diseaae1 OF the nasal mucone
membrane the remedy used muss be ION
irritating. Tho medical profession has
been allow to learn thiG. Nothing ua.isfac-
tory can Do accomplished with douches,
snu6s, powders, syripgep, %as.ringents, OF
any similar application, because ,hey nre
oil irritating. do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces and should DO abandoned
60 wo,ao than failures. 4 multitude OF
porsouD who haye for years home oil the
worry nj pain that cstarrh can innict,
testify to radical and permanent cures
wrougb! by Ely's Cream Balm. TTIlsLS
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At NIGHT always hNvo Ackor'a Baby
eoothcr ut hand. 1t 10 tho only saio mod.
icino yot made that will rOmovo all inian.
lilo disorders. 1t contains 10 Opium or
Morphine, but given tho child natural ease
from pain. Price 25 conts. Sold by Logan
K Co., @. r. Goethe. q. Merkemillo,, Il.
d. Burt md BowiH Bron. o
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Doa'T t,ilio with any Throa! or Lung
Disease. II you have a Cough OIL Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
Is a positive cure, and VIC guarantee it
Price 10 and Soc. Logan 4 Co., O. R.
Gootzs, @. Menkemiller, R. 3. Burt aud
Bowie Bros. G
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TIE yeaeon why Acker's Blood Elixir lie
warranted, is because it is the beat Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, puriles the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con-
stitution. Remember, We guarantee It
Logan & Co., O. R. Goet2e, O. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s
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The beet aalve In the world for cnts.
ofuiaes, Boses, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chsppod hands, chilbla,nv.
corns, and all akin oruptions, and posl.
lively curos piles, or nc pay required. Il
Is guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction.
Or money Refunded. Price 25 cents per
hoy. FIR aala nv tngan 4 a ~
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ir you would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dya.
pensla Tablets. They are a pooltiye euro
ier Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. We guarantee thom. Ok
snS oo cents; Logsn 4 Co., q. X Goetze,
y. Menkemillsr, K B. Burt and Borrie
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Tho South Modertly Speaks Up.

1IIIHNHH NtUt'
At tho next National Convention the
North will not bo mked to lame o csndi.
date for Pleaidont, because tho party, North
md South, hM determined to nominate
Mr.. Cleveland, but II candidate for Vico
President will have to DO chosen. 1t 10
not improbable thu. tho South will nynin
lot tho North mako tho choice, though It
would secm TO DO but fair thss tho South
should DO nsked TO do 10. However, tho
South Is growing In wealth mud Influence,
aud by 1899 will be In position 10 have q
good deal to say with respect to tho car.
dldateu for both President and Vice rreui.
dent.
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FINANcH mi TRADE,
Features OF tho Money and ".

Hehtufea OF tho Money and stocA
Markets.
INV foh., Nov. n,-Hoaoy on sall eA4y al 5 u
. per can't, closed offered al . per cent. pr.m,
mercantile paper ty pct cont sntling ex.
enshye dull but 'tsady and unchanged. The total
ealeS Of stocks to-day were I'll, 900 shares,
The stock market was dull and heavy TO-DAY tin.
uiihe afternoon. when II became active and stfonx,
" ,he afternoon q story was circulated to the etcct
.nn, !he report OF the Investigation Committee
wuu.u % very favorable 10 the Union Pacific. aud
Lhe htock immediately became the leader Of Tho
cent. ~ pes
kalfoad bond, were q little moro active, and
Heis sehersli nfn. aud the closing prlcei atu zen.
orally higher xala $4,000.
Soystnment bonds were dull Auy steady,
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I SATURDAY, DE0EMBER 10, 1851,

commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ", at tho front door
Of tho rouri lIou,c OF Bsid county, In the city Of
Wheeling. tho following described property In that
part Of tho city Of Wheeling known A. wheeling
1lRnd, thst u to any: Beginning At a point In the
west line oil s6uth Wabash street at SGd ieet north
oil tho north line OF Do'awA5n Atreet: thence north
with The line OF South wabash street 20 ieet; thence
wet aud p,Iallrl with tho limo OF Delaware htrcet
125 feet, thepos South md parallel With the line Of
South WABASH street Is feet; thenco cast and par.
alel with tho lineoi Delaware street l25 feet to the
place OF beginning GR Ip@
TEass OF sALE One third, OF ~ much more as
the purch sier may elect, cash In hand on ,he day
OF AAlc, and any residue In two equal in!tallnents,
payable In one md two years IRON the day OF sale,
his notes Tor Tho delcrred !nstelinepts and 10 80
euro the hano by deed Of trnst upon the property,
and Insurance policies upon tho buildings to the
Eatisiaotion OF the trustee.
q Title believed good, nut selling a trustee ! thall
convoy only such title as IL vested In MT
~ rO1 40 PRANK Trustee,
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Of s0ZODONF, renders 1t the most agree.
able article ever used as q tooth wash. It
haa none OF the acrld properties OF the
aRtrirgcnt tooth powders, and insteedbi
contracting tho gums, 1t renders them firm
and elastic,
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REAL ESTATE.
ORSAIIE.

Lot l47 aud 20 feet OF No. al McColloch street.
cotne1ing OIL McCollcch and seventeenth Streets,
81 59r.
Small House, No, 1l7 Alley Il; ground a full lot.
No il2l Al!ey II, n good substantial frame
house: ground Il full lot. Price 81, 7CO.
No lSs ard No. 100 Eighteenth street.
No. IieH Market street, 81, 300. .
Eleven OTIS Oh south aide OF High street, rquare
80, SIS each.
Lot No. $. tqusr, 50. Charles street, sl5o,
each.
East hall OF lot No. 20 Eighteenth street, being
west OF house No. III Eighteenth Street. $1,000,
Lot No. IA s1uth side OF seventeenth sueet, esyt
OF house No. &c Seventeenth street, Si,3O
SEQ.
Building IIies north side OF Nineteenth street,
cast OF Woods street, SIC 10 a front foot.
Lot No. 10 Elliot street. near tho cast end OF
Twelfth street, formerly walnut street, 500. 49,
Lot south Of HOuso No. oS0l Eotf styoe;, 81, 900,
House No. a. Maryland ktTset, n substantial
Brick house al four rooms md kitchen, with a
good oeilsr: CIT be bought for 81, 300.
Lot No. ae southwest corner OF Maryland and
North Broadway, SLGoa.
Ground cotnGripS on Virginia and Soutu York
streets, fronting on VirEiuii street 6S feet ard an
South YORK street 100 feet, $1,000,
Hoasc No 1870 Twelfth atrest, a large franc with
Tor 81, SO.
IS Acres Land suitable 70, market gardening;
dis!ansiroia tho city ono milo and aquat.cr, 400.
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Dry NnnnH.

NEW YoEx, Nov. 23,-For cotton foods tho mar.
let wss very strong md buyers wlllluy 10 locate
0rdcm where they wilt DO accepted. Exports for
the wOek 7,0U bales Of domeiticS. ;.g
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TIorelI purc and simple. and so mild,
y might be used by any child,
Yet hOIuD0ST Is so swift md sure
TIA! mOuthand tueth with wondrotis spsed
Prom tartar and from faint arc freed
TIN They DscoMe sweet, Mhila aud purc.
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P~awkins-so Skinner 4 Grinder have
gone under? Jawk;ns-So I've heard.
Ps.kins-Whst caused their fall2 Jaw
kins-rhey los. their balarce-in the
bank.
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barrels. ' N's''''' Df~s
haipIoAo, Pa. nov. .?a,-opened at nc; hirhes.
teaoi lowest 7lsdi oinsed ii Tts.c; uns M,2t5
barrels shipments l,lsI barrels.
NEW fonk. Nov. 2s.-petroleum steady onsuips
~ \ hlghe I Tskc, lowest NHe; closei Al ;iHsss
sales $500 barrels '"s''
Pf7rruhoH. Pa, Nor. 2s.-Petrolcum dull In.
eioaEd opcned at 7a]sci highest 7s; lowest iiSe:
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AEentucky jury has scquitted q man
named Pendulum Of murder, and so be
won't have to swing.
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Petroleum.

TrruwlrLu, PA, Nov. 23.-Oponcl al 7bo; highest
7bo: lowost 7ikc; closCd al 74No.
OH CrTf. IA, Nov. o Opened al TO; highest
ito; lowest 7ixC; closed ut 74No; sAlca QS,0Q
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Tvo head, gro bsttor than one II o pcr.
son is dea!rous oil entering the freak bust.
nesa; but as Il rulo n little head will
carry al tho b1s:nu given 10 six ordinary
mortsla,
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"%SrALplYG's GLUE" handy about the
house, mendS everything"
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TRUsTEE,s SALE

Il 1870. on ISLAND PROPERTY.
by virtue OF q decd Of trus. made 10 mo by VIII.
lam Beulike aud A.. i. B2ullkc, his wife, dated
February y, lSS5, md recorded In the oniCe Of the
CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county, Wcst
Virginia, IN Dead OF Trust Book No. "a, folio 70, !
nliall sell nj public auction on ---r s-IIf
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daYH old.
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Our %"jeGns psnta'' arc noarly worn out,
and we hope Some youthful subscriber
will como to tha roecue.
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Tho msn who moves down lilies path
and tiuds 1t strewn with sweet ~surprisesi lie
he who knows jus. how it's done, who
Keeps q store and adsertiaes.
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Live STOCK.

CnrcAeo, Eoy. 2'.-rhJ Drottr's JoIr,ll! reports:
Cattle llooo1pu 1900 head shipments 1000 head;
market weak and generally 10 10 l5c lower; fancy
s. aoA5 60; shipping steers 81 10aj 90: Stocken and
feeders !! todS 23: cows, bulls and mixed 81 70
az %. Texas cattle 81 9laS 90: western rangers SO 90.
SG5. Hoes-leccips 3a 90 head: shipments 5000
head: marke! = roug aud 80 higher; mixed 81 60
ao 0S; he,vy II h5ab Is: light 81 SCAT IS; skips 80 10
al 50 shecp-ltcceipts 200 head: shipments y 500
head; market weak; fancy 81 70: common 10 good
y boa3 y: we-terA q 0asS IS; Texans S! 4oas Is;
lambs % 76R5 90. :
.Am ~llnEErr, Pa, Nov. :3-C4,tle-Reccipa
weak: prime 81 tNai 70; iair 10 good s. 7Sai CO;
common 81 Wa3 -: feeders s. 2as3 70: s,ocke.s
s. toa4 o.. Receipts 400 hcad: shipments
AO1hcaa; market fair: Philadelphia IS U0a5 10;
iorken.s 81 7tat 70: Common to fair 81 STAT Is.
Shcep-R0cclpb ., 100 head shipments 3, 100 head;
market fair; Prime 81 5ohi CO; hlr TO good s. 75A
I IS; colnmcn IL C0as 70: lambs 81 50t5 90.
ulNclNHATI, o.. Nov. D.-Hoys firm: common
and light s. Seai IS: packing md butchers 81 9la
US 70; receipts 100 head. shipments bg0 head.
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pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 sT,
= LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Panhandle Roa,a
Under schedule In effect MAY %, 1857, trsint
leave wheeling, Central Standard time: For Stu.
bcnvllle and Pittsburgh. 6:S5 q. IN 1875 D, m,
$40 ?. m. For Steubenville, sos I, m, The s.S
.. m; and sos p. N. trains make direct connection
LOT Cincinnati, indianapolis and chi.
cago, The l2:s5 p. N. train makes direct Coaney
ton Tor Columbus md Chicago. -
Trains arrive at Wheeling, 6:l5 s. H., 1918 q. IN.
2:tS p. H.. and 6:1 y. =s-r5-'' mrSI
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lnRyyAlsoY LIVE BrocX

At O,drnnonl Stock Yards. rfd Baltimore & Onto
Ralroni. for rt1k ending Nor. &c,
l9i can, containing 2,29s cattle. IS calves, 1901
sheep RnI lambs, 1880 hogs, 90 honcs, Ship,
menia TO Now York. Philadelphia, ctc, l.2a cat
tlc, Is calves, 6J7 sheep, 1.6gS hogs, 80 honGs,
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NEW roRx. Nov. a. Cotton firm ;uplaudsl07 .lCc;
btoaly, E0vNinber 10 .l1c: December 10. 500: Jan.
uary 10 40, February 10 6ln: March 10 $50; ArrIl
l0,6iu; May lQ.72c; Juno DIDO; July 10 $50; August
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BEWARE Of couutOtiei.sl 500 that you
got tho genuine Dr., Bull'a Cough Syrup.
Price 20 Centg,
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%TnusTEg,s sA1E.
1RUBTEE'B SALE.

ny virtue Of two dssdt OF trust Ead.t % me- BY
Alexander Canon and vile, ons dstsd March .,
1888, and reoofce cd IL tho once OF tho Clert Of tho
County court Of Ohio county. W. Va, 80 Deed oil
Trust book No. 10, paep IGe, and the other dated
October n, 1854, and recorded In tho kaid Clerks
otice In Decd Of Trust Book No. u, page w, l
bhAll sell Al bubllc auction on